Convenience Stores in Colleyville, TX

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  1. 3801 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville TX 76034

    4.6 Superb 180 reviews

    “Friendly and helpful staff, we really enjoyed walking around and seeing all the quality items they had to offer. Great place to start building your backyard. Large selection of outdoor tools as well”

  2. 4405 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville TX 76034

    4.1 Good 52 reviews

    “If you ever wanna meet an amazing store owner while you’re shopping for spirits. Definitely come here! I absolutely love this store. Super above amazing customer service. Abundance of knowledge of spirits. Great pricing and an amazing point system that is actually obtainable. I advise anyone in the DFW area to definitely shop here.”

  3. 4403 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville TX 76034

    3.3 Good 65 reviews

    “The pharmacy team has been phenomenal. This place is out of my way, but the customer service here is far above the other stores. Fabian was a pleasure to work with”

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  5. 3830 Glade Rd Walgreens, Colleyville TX 76034

    2.8 Average 102 reviews

    “My experience with the pharmacy staff was exceptional, from discussing the costs of my vaccines and finding discounts to the injections (great communication, knowledge exchange, and pain-free jabs).”

  6. 3900 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville TX 76034

    2.3 Poor 45 reviews

    “Driving my cousins car I had a flat tire and tried to use the air machine.. unfortunately it was completely destroyed and air wouldn't cut it. As I'm getting ready to change it in the 100 degree weather I realize I had no tire iron or Jack, I went in to the store and asked the cashier Aaron if he had them... he jumped up immediately and ran to his truck to check!!! He allowed me to borrow his and joked with me about how it could always be worse and made light of the situation!! GOOOOOOOD PEOPLE make the world go round!!! THANK YOU AARON!!! I really appreciate the help and positive attitude!!!”

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